Sentence examples for rise of diameter from inspiring English sources

Similar to results of this study, Acker et al. (1998) reported higher values of the standard deviation of tree diameter in old-growth northern hardwood stands of North America compared to managed ones, but there are also studies that report a rise of diameter and height complexity under selection silviculture over time using the same three indices (Torras et al. 2012; O'Hara et al. 2007).

Besides, the fundamental nature of waveguide suggests that the mode number grows with the rise of the diameter of NW.

The red shift of HE11 resonant mode can be easily observed with the rise of the diameter of NWs.

Bubble diameter, aspect ratio, rise velocity, contamination angle, as well as flux, flux density, liquid side mass transfer and diffusion coefficients of transferred oxygen are determined based on these techniques applied in the wake of rising bubbles of diameter 1 mm and through planar gas/liquid interfaces.

Variation of physical loads (in terms of 10 s of grams) on the diamond scriber gives rise to the variation of diameter and depth of the trenches so formed.

Meanwhile, the distributions of diameter and rise are also related with rotation angles, shown in Figure S2, which imply that the initial rotation angle is a key element of the modeling.

Measurements have been made of mass transfer coefficients KL of small oxygen bubbles of diameter 100 1000 μm, rising at their terminal velo.

While the N-termini point away from each other, giving rise to a diameter of about 65 Å, the monomers interconnect at their C-terminal section leading to a reduced diameter of about 50 Å.

"Hair is curly because of diameter variation," Faber explained.

In terms of diameter, there are two distinct groups of rattan - small diameter and larger diameter.

It also suggested that the layout of a new campus currently being built nearby a ring-shaped low-rise with a diameter of sixteen hundred feet might have a largely symbolic connection to workplace togetherness.